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7) Everything is Tuberculosis ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Writing is good, subject matter is interesting, and the commentary is relevant. LSS: Tuberculosis weaves a long, miserable path through humanity, but the masses bear the weight of suffering far greater than the moneyed elite, who apparently turned it into a status symbol once it reached them. Also, it still exists because rich countries are greedy and cruel.

#12booksof2025

Book 7 for#12books of 2025, I chose this as my best book of July.

A woman finds herself trapped behind an invisible wall in the countryside, with a dog, a cat, and a cow for her only company. Really good strange dystopian book.

I really like Kate Quinn‘s historical fiction. This was a different point of view of a WWII story, and I love that the author‘s note explains how much of this comes from the true story and where she embellished.

My aunt Pauline recommended this to me for my 12books12friends12months challenge, and I liked it a lot.

Day 6 - June

These are my picks for June in #12DaysofChristmas, #12Books of 2022. @Andrew65

Day 5 (May)

This is the book I have the clearest memory of from May.

#12Books of 2022, #12Days of Christmas, @Andrew65

#12Books of2020 @Andrew65
I was inspired to repeat my Day 1 post from other people's lovely edited graphics!

#July2019 #stats #12books #6mysteries #2nonfiction #3fiction #1blend #2audiobooks
Lots of escape into mysteries this month.
5 star ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ book: Did You Ever Have A Family, by Bill Clegg
Close contender, The Book of Dirt by Bram Presser.